C the Farmer by soepie17
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Gisteren zag ik een upload van tennesseecowgirl met een close up van een tractor, iets wat me vandaag dit plaatje deed plaatsen van een tractor in dezelfde kleuren, maar dan in actie. Dit plaatje maakt het ook mogelijk in de titel een woordgrapje te maken met de renderosity naam van farmerC, iemand van wiens comments ik meestal moet glimlachen, en ik hoop dan ook dat ik met dit plaatje (en de titel) een glimlach terug kan geven.
Sometimes things happen and they make you combine one and another, and this is just such a case. Yesterday Tennesseecowgirl uploaded a close up of a John Deere tractor in green en yellow. I had also an image of a green and yellow tractor in action (this one) and she made me decide to upload it today as a kind of squel by different artists. But it also gives me the possibility to make a kind of wordjoke with farmerC's nickname here on rendo, his comments mostly make me smile, and I hope he will smile now ;-)
Good day all, and thanks for the click,
Thom

Comments (8)
Awesome scene, excellent shot! I never saw a J.D. Tractor in Europe before, but only CAT's (Caterpillar)...
Fantastic and serene work scene....bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
I think your tractors sexy ............. opps did I say that haha Great shot..
Cool colors and post work!
Bedankt Thom. Een plaat naar mijn hart. Het baggeren is mooi in beeld gebracht.
Beau travail.
Super deep, rich colors.
This must be a John Deere too? And there's those marvelous clouds, that beautiful sky. Whatever that farmer is doing with the tractor, it is attracting the seagulls! The field is spotted with white, so many gulls and are there geese or swans there too? Some of those white spots look too big to be gulls!!